The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-17

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Go to Dwight's for horseshoeing
and blacksmith work.
DR.. Jopling had professional call
TO Fenton, yesterday
Henry Robbins & Son are busy
putting down their patent walk.
T. v. Perkins and wife, of Sagi-
nav, were in Owosso yesterday.
Try Doan's (red brandt IXL 74o
Gasoline, sold at Andrus' Hardware.
Mrs. Emma Chichester, of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, is visiting in the city.
The Owosso Academy of Medicine
will have picnic at Chesaping, June
80.
Teachers reception to the senior
class at d. ]. Nysewander's this even
ing.
The Senate passed the local option
bill by vote of FL to 7 Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. DIM. Christian returned to
Owosso, Wednesday, from Chagrin
Falls, Ohio.
The wool market has been quite
active this week at prices ranging
from IS TO SIX cents.
Prof. E. M. Plunkett has been en-
gagged as superintendent of the Ovid
schools for another year.
Mrs. w. H. Como. and son, of
Detroit, are visiting with DR.. A. M.
Hume and Chas. Connor
S. E. Parkill leaves for ST. Louis,
Missouri, Monday to attend the ma
tional gathering ofthe travelling mems
association.
eve are selling our pumps as fast
as we can make Them" said P. J.
Stever, of the firm Of Stever Bros :,
to TIMES man, Thursday morning.
THE TINES congratulates Messrs.
l.. E. Gould and Capt. Frank STEM
gall on their election to important
Offices in the State organization of
the S. of V.
J. d. Willis has opened feed sheds
on the corner of Water and Mason
streets for the accommodation of all
who desire to feed their teams when
in town.
Next regular meeting of the Shia-
wassee Savings Society will be held
at fireman's hall on Monday evening,
June goth, it being the third Monday
+ night in the month.
Married, at Charlotte, Sunday,
June 18th, 1887, by Rev. Ferguson,
w. c. Bonnet, of this city, and
Miss Nettie Pixley, of Charlotte.
Congratulations are extended.
The ball grounds are in frst-class
shape and the boys intend to sustain
the reputation of the club during the
season. Remember the Saginaw
Owosso game next Wednesday after
noon. eSAAH 81
A. F. Bennett, of Saginaw, will
assist the Congregational choir next
Sunday morning; also Mr.. Krause, of
this city. Mr.. Bennett is one Of
Michigan's finest tenors. Sometbing
nice ahead.
Herbert Williams, of Charlotte,
was in Owosso the fore part Of the
week, soliciting subscriptions for the
Beacon, the State paper Of the Con-
gregational church.. The Beacon has
large circulation here, and justly
deserves it.
The citizens living on Main street,
between the bridge and the M. c..
track, are enterprising and propose
to put on city airs. They have raised
by subscription money to pay Nj.
Whited for sprinkling the street, and
intend to keep it up all summer. A
good idea.
S. J. Kilbourne, OF lansing, was in
the city on business Thursday. Like
great many other visitors to our
city he called at the fair grounds to
see the trotters being worked there.
He expressed himself as being greatly
pleased with what he saw, and said
that emilio and Edmore are great
horses"
How is this for one days work.
On Wednesday c. J. Stuart loaded
a car with wheat and one with wool;
sold one hay tedder, one mower, one
reaper, one self-binder, one gasoline
stove, one refrigerator, bad "triap
of road graders with one of the local
dealers, beat them and sold the grad,
err. and, bought about 1900 lbs. oil
. wool. n(Ef
The exercises at the 4th ward sun
day School on Sunday afternoon last,
we're appropriate to Childrea's Day